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Square lemma for Paths, Homotopy
Homework Statement In Lee's "Topological Manifolds", there is a result on page 193 called "The Square Lemma" which states that if I denotes the unit interval in \mathbb{R}, X is a topological space, F\colon I\times I\to X is continuous, and f,g,h,k are paths defined by...- gauss mouse
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- Square
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Fourier Series Convergence for Square Wave Function
Homework Statement what values does the Fourier series for f(t) converge to if t = 0 and t = 2? Homework Equations The Attempt at a Solution My answers the red rectangles for the even function t=0 >> 1 and t=2 -->1.5 and odd function t=0 >> 0 and t=2 -->1.5 because at t=0 is continuity...- izen
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- Fourier Fourier series Series Square Square wave Wave
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MHB Marie's Question from Facebook about Square Roots
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- Roots Square
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How Many Bound States Exist in a Half Finite Square Well?
Homework Statement A particle of mass m is in the potential V(x) = \left\{ \begin{array}{rl} \infty & \text{if } x < 0\\ -32 \hbar / ma^2 & \text{if } 0 \leq x \leq a \\ 0 & \text{if } x > a. \end{array} \right. (a) How many bound states are there? (b) In the highest energy...- Bobbo Snap
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- Finite Finite square well Square Square well
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What Is the Correct Unit for Mean Square Velocity?
hi... we know the unit of velocity is m/s2 and while calculating the mean square velocity we find the average(or mean) of the 'squares' of the given velocities. then the unit of MEAN SQUARE VELOCITY should be 'm2/s4' then how come its unit is also m/s2 and not m2/s4 ? -
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Log base 2 is the same thing as square root?
Hi, Is is correct to say that the logarithm of base 2 of a number x, is the same thing as the square root of a number x?- xeon123
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- Base Log Root Square Square root
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Group velocity in infinite square well
ello everybody, how can I calculate the group velocity of a wave package in an infinite square well? I know only how it can be calculated with a free particle, the derivation of the dispersion relation at the expectation value of the moment. But in the well, there are only discrete...- 8Apeiron8
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- Group Group velocity Infinite Infinite square well Square Square well Velocity
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- Forum: Quantum Physics
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Square root of a squared block matrix
Hi everybody, I’m trying to compute the square root of the following squared block matrix: \begin{equation} M=\begin{bmatrix} A &B\\ C &D\\ \end{bmatrix} \end{equation} (that is M^(1/2))as function of A,B,C, D which are all square matrices. Can you help me? I sincerely...- GoodSpirit
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- Block Matrix Root Square Square root
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- Forum: Linear and Abstract Algebra
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Proof of square root 3 irrational using well ordering
The part I don't understand is how they show there exists a smaller element. They assume s=t√3 is the smallest element of S={a=b√3: a,b€Z} . Then what they do is add s√3 to both sides and get s√3-s=s√3-t√3. I don't get how they thought of that or why it works.I know there exists an element...- bonfire09
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- Irrational Proof Root Square Square root
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Algebra step confusion and unnatural completing the square
Let f(x) = ax - \dfrac{x^3}{1+x^2} where a is a constant Show that, if a ≥ 9/8 then f'(x) ≥ 0 first problem when taking the derivative in the solution they seem to have jumped a step which I don't see how: f'(x) = a - \dfrac{3x^2(1+x^2) - 2x(x^3)}{(1+x^2)^2} = \dfrac{a + (2a - 3)x^2 + (a...- phospho
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- Algebra Confusion Square
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- Forum: Precalculus Mathematics Homework Help
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How Do You Calculate the Derivative of sin(sqrt(3x+5))?
Homework Statement Finding derivative of (sin(sqt3x+5)) Homework Equations None given. Chain Rule The Attempt at a Solution The answer is: (cos(sqrt3x+5)) * 1/2(sqrt3x+5) * 3 but I don't know how to get to the 3. I turned sin into cos and multiplied by the inside derivative giving the...- Torshi
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- Derivative Root Square Square root
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MHB How Is the Integral of the Square of Log-Sine Calculated?
Prove that $$\int_0^{\pi/2} (\log \sin x )^2 dx = \frac{1}{24} \left(\pi ^3+12 \pi \log^2(2)\right)$$- The Lord
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- Integrate Square
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What Does It Mean for k to Be a Square Modulo m?
k is a square modulo m?? \:Homework Statement This is a portion of the problem. I have to prove that A holds if and only if k is a square modulo m. I have no idea what "k is a square modulo m" means. Homework Equations The Attempt at a Solution I've looked it up online and found some PDF's...- stgermaine
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- Square
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Rational Completeing the Square
Homework Statement Homework Equations The Attempt at a Solution Alright so the solution is in the above pic, but I can't get anywhere close. You can see from the green circles that the "squares" aren't matching up. So I'm not sure if I can't multiply fractions anymore or what.- ISX
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- Rational Square
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Make a triangular matrix from a square matrix
dear users I have a problem in finding eigenvalues of a 12*12 because the 12*12 matrix is so complicated so i decided to first make my 12*12 matrix in form of upper triangular form but I don't know how can I do it with MATLAB or mathematica? can you please tell me that what is the formula in...- quin
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- Matrix Square
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- Forum: MATLAB, Maple, Mathematica, LaTeX
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MHB Big Square composed of Small Squares ?
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- Square Squares
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Getting the components of a sum of square waves
If I have a periodic function that is say a sum of a number of sine functions I can use a Fourier Transform to get the component functions. Now, if I have a bunch of square waves of differing amplitudes and frequencies that I add up into a resultant waveform. Given that waveform what'd be...- rollingstein
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- Components Square Sum Waves
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Why n*p always equal to ni square? (semiconductor)
Why n*p always equal to ni square?? (semiconductor) Hi, For you guys who studied semiconductor physics must be familiar with the equation: np=ni2 I can understand why this is true for the intrinsic case (the broken bonds would always provide electron and hole in pairs ) But why is this...- paulzhen
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- Semiconductor Square
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- Forum: Electrical Engineering
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Find the electric field of a square at a given point?
Homework Statement Two tiny objects with equal charges of 6.00uC are placed at the two lower corners of a square with sides of 0.580m. When facing the square, Point A is the top left corner. Point B is in the top middle. Point C is dead center inside the square. Find the electric...- awilliam_3
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- Electric Electric field Field Point Square
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Why does n^(c/n) approach 1 as n approaches infinity?
My book is showing this as an intuitive step, but I'm not quite seeing the reasoning behind it. n**(c/n) → 1 as n → ∞, for, I think, any positive c. But why?- tolove
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- Limits Roots Square
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help
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How Does Periodic Potential Affect the Energy Spectrum of a Bose Gas?
Homework Statement Suppose an ideal bose gas sees a periodic potential with a period a in both x and y directions. Its eigenstates are altered from the free-particle form. The lowest band has energies \epsilon_\vec{k}=2t(2-cos(k_xa)-cos(k_ya)) where t is an energy scale that depends on the...- physicus
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- Bosons Lattice Square
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Proof about an integer being a perfect square.
Homework Statement m and n are positive integers with m,n≥2 where m^2=kn^2 The Attempt at a Solution we know that all prime factors of m have an even amount , their are no prime factors that are repeated an odd number of times. The same goes for n. if k is not a perfect square...- cragar
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- Integer Proof Square
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Generating a square wave with a PIC12F
Hi, using a PIC12F683 I'm attempting to toggle an IO pin every time the internal timer overflows (via the timer interrupt) but I can't seem to get it working. I'm viewing the voltage of the pin on a scope, expecting a square wave and getting a constant 5 volts. Also I've read the official...- Marmoteer
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- Square Square wave Wave
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General algorithm for a magic square
Is there any algorithm to form a magic square of any size with a desired magic sum ? Also can we make a magic square not only with the numbers from 1 to n2 but using any random numbers ?- Vineeth T
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- Algorithm General Magic Square
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Proving the Inequality in Newton's Square Root Method
Homework Statement Let e be the number close to sqrt(a) by Newtons Method (That is picking a number, diving a by it, and taking their average, divide a by average, get a number, find their average, so on). Using |e<sqrt(a)+e| prove that if |a/e-e|<1/10 then |sqrt(a)-e|<1/10 Note that e is...- Bonaparte
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- Method Newtons Root Square Square root
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Potential Function of Infinite Square Well - Help Needed!
Please I'm new here, and would need your help with identifying what sort of potential function is described by the following expression: V(x) = 0 for |x| < 1, =1 at x = \pm 1, and =\infty for |x|>1. (Note that: \pm is plus (+) or minus (-) sign). Could it be referred to as the infinite...- donsammie
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- Infinite Infinite square well Square Square well
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Expected values in infinite square well
Ok...this must sound stupid, because i didn't found answer on the web and on my books...but i am having trouble with the infinite square well. I want to calculate <x>. V(x)=0 for 0<=x<=a <x>=\frac{2}{a}\int^{a}_{0} x \sin^2(\frac{n\pi}{a}x)dx Doing integration by parts i got to...- Aikon
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- Infinite Infinite square well Square Square well
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Question about expanding a square root in powers of gradient
Hi, I have a quick question about making quantum mechanics relativistic by simply replacing the hamiltonian by a relativistic hamiltonian. If we write the hamiltonian operator as: H = \sqrt{P2c2 + m2c4}, schrodinger's equation in position basis becomes: i\hbar\dot{\psi} =...- tut_einstein
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- Gradient Root Square Square root
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Unraveling the Mystery of Quantum Mechanics: Square Wells & Momentum
Homework Statement Here's an image http://i.imgur.com/oC8Y6.jpg Homework Equations The wave function for an infinite square well, the expectation values and operators for momentum and I guess the normalization condition? I don't really know because I don't understand the question. The...- Ze Corndog
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- Mechanics Momentum Mystery Quantum Quantum mechanics Square
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- Forum: Advanced Physics Homework Help
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Laplace equation in a square with mixed boundary conditions
The length of the side of the square is a. The boundary conditions are the following: (1) the left edge is kept at temperature T=C2 (2) the bottom edge is kept at temperature T=C1 (3) the top and right edges are perfectly insulated, that is \dfrac{\partial T}{\partial x}=0,\dfrac{\partial...- samuelandjw
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- Boundary Boundary conditions Conditions Laplace Laplace equation Mixed Square
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- Forum: Differential Equations
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Complete the square ( Potentially )?
Homework Statement There was a question on my exam a few days ago. Using Lagrange to find the max/min on a region. We only had to answer a certain amount of questions and I never got to this one. I'm working on it now though out of curiosity. R = { (x,y) | x2 + xy + y2 ≤ 3 } f(x,y) =...- STEMucator
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- Complete Square
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Infinite square well expectation value problem
Homework Statement A particle in an infinite box is in the first excited state (n=2). Obtain the expectation value 1/2<xp+px> 2. The attempt at a solution Honestly, I don't even know where to begin. I assumed V<0, V>L is V=∞ and 0<V<L is V=0 I tried setting up the expectation...- Fakestreet123
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- Expectation Expectation value Infinite Infinite square well Square Square well Value
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Not sure what square brackets indicate when dealing with partial derivates
Hi guys, attached is a picture of my problem and it is also underlined. I've been reading through this theory and I just don't understand what the square brackets indicate. I understand that ∇phi is the partial derivative with respect to the scalar function phi. But what is ∇phi...- Kushwoho44
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- Partial Square
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Strength of Square Steel Tubing
Hi I'm a high school student and need help with the calculations for a bike design. I am required for the design to use 1.5" mild steel square tubing at 1/16" thick for it. I need to know what the strength of the tubing is before i can make or tweak the design. Can anyone help with my predicament?- Windsor EDD
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- Square Steel Strength
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Line integral of a vector field over a square curve
Homework Statement Please evaluate the line integral \oint dr\cdot\vec{v}, where \vec{v} = (y, 0, 0) along the curve C that is a square in the xy-plane of side length a center at \vec{r} = 0 a) by direct integration b) by Stokes' theoremHomework Equations Stokes' theorem: \oint V \cdot dr =...- marineric
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- Curve Field Integral Line Line integral Square Vector Vector field
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Derivative of matrix square root
If I have a matrix valued function A(x) of some scalar x, how do I compute the derivative of the square root of A with respect to x? It seems like it should be simple, but I can't find it anywhere on the internet. Thanks!- cpp6f
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- Derivative Matrix Root Square Square root
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A is not square but rank(A) = rank(A') ?
A is not square but rank(A) = rank(A') ? Hi Can anyone help with understand a basic idea, I have a matrix A in MATLAB which is 100x3000. I have checked and there exist many columns of A that are all zeros. But apparently rank(A) = rank(A') = 100 Wikipedia states that the rank of an m x n...- mikeph
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- Square
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Radicals equations-negative square root and two radicals
Is the answer to sqrt -81y^3 : y sqrt-81y? or is there no real solutions? Also for this radical equation: sqrt 2n-5 - sqrt 3n+4=2 I worked it out and can't seem to get an answer. Is there no real solutions?- Coco12
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- Radicals Root Square Square root
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Square wave, sampling and verilog clocks
Homework Statement Homework Equations My question too :) The Attempt at a Solution Can anybody confirm whether I solved the problem right or wrong? As for the next question about verilog and many clocks I am unable to find a source with that information. Thanks a lot for any...- faen
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- Clocks Sampling Square Square wave Wave
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Area of square in spherical geometry
Homework Statement Please see the attached. It is a badly drawn sphere :-p By common sense,the area of the shaded region in the sphere = area of square = r^2 But can anyone show me the mathematical proof? Moreover,does it apply to the reality? Imagine when you bend a square sheet with...- davon806
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- Area Geometry Spherical Spherical geometry Square
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Is a Zero Row Necessary in the Square Root of a Zero Matrix?
At first I thought that there is no square matrix whose square is the 0 matrix. But I found a counterexample to this. My counterexample is: \left( \begin{array}{cc} 0 & 0 \\ 0 & 1 \end{array} \right) However it appears that my counterexample has a 0 row. I'm curious, must a square root of...- Bipolarity
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- Matrix Root Square Square root
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Explain how any square matrix A can be written as
Homework Statement a) Explain how any square matrix A can be written as A = QS where Q is orthogonal and S is symmetric positive semidefinite. b) Is it possible to write A = S_1 Q_1 Where Q1 is orthogonal and S1 is symmetric positive definite? Homework Equations A = U \Sigma...- macaholic
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- Explain Matrix Square
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Optimizing Knights on 8x8 Chess Board with Integer Programming
Homework Statement On a 8x8 chess board format an Integer program to optimize the amount of knights required such that every square is covered by at least one knight. Homework Equations I know of a similar problem where we use duality for the placing 5 queens such that the maximum...- thomas49th
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- Chess Integer Integer programming Programming Square
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A function for a line in a square (or a triangle or a etc)
a function for a line in a square (or a triangle or a pentagon etc) I don't have one off the top of my head (my maths is very rusty) but I think that ,starting from a cartesian point it is possible to create a function that allows one to draw a polygon in 2 or 3(?) dimensions. This...- geordief
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- Climate change Function Line Square Triangle
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Scalar product square matrix hermitian adjoint proof
Homework Statement If M is a square matrix, prove: (A, MB) = (adj(M)A, B) where (A, MB) denotes the scalar product of the matrices and adj() is the adjoint (hermitian adjoint, transpose of complex conjugate, M-dagger, whatever you want to call it!) Homework Equations adj(M)=M(transpose of...- bossman007
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- Hermitian Matrix Product Proof Scalar Scalar product Square
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Differential and square of differential
Hi I often see the following in books but I do not understand how they are equal. So can someone please tell me for what conditions does the following equality hold? (\frac{dy}{dx}) 2 = (d2 y)/(dx2) -
Finding derivative of a square root - Quick question
Homework Statement Ok, working on a inverse function question, and I got stuck with something. Can someone explain the steps that makes this possible here. Something I am missing :( f(x) = √(x^3 + x^2 + x + 1) How is the inverse of the above function this... 3x^2 + 2x + 1 / 2√(x^3 + x^2 +...- nukeman
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- Derivative Root Square Square root
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Multiplying a vector with Square Matrix vs. its transpose
Hi, I am new to Math so I am trying to get some intuition. Let's say I have a matrix A of n x n and a vector B of n x 1 what is the difference between A x B and A' x B? Thanks- newphysist
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- Matrix Square Transpose Vector
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What is the correct method for solving the infinite square well energy problem?
Hi I have attached my attempt of solving the infinite square well for Energy. The value I get is different from that of the book, also in the attachment, Kindly explain if my answer is correct given the fact that I proceeded step by step and used no tricks. Thank you.- rsaad
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- Energy Infinite Infinite square well Square Square well
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Square of transpose of two matrices
Homework Statement Let A and B be two square matrices of order n such that AB = A and BA = B. Then, what is the value of [(A + B)t]2? Homework Equations The Attempt at a Solution [(A + B)t]2 = AtAt + AtBt + BtAt + BtBt. I tried to use the fact that AB = A and BA = B to keep...- V0ODO0CH1LD
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- Matrices Square Transpose
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- Forum: Precalculus Mathematics Homework Help